Drylanders

This feature-length presentation from the National Film Board of Canada explores the struggles of a family who leaves eastern Canada to pursue their dreams in the Prairies. The film delves into themes of agriculture and resilience against the backdrop of a historically significant period.

With a runtime of 69 minutes, Drylanders showcases the harsh realities of life in the Canadian West during the 1930s. The narrative is steeped in the historical context of drought and its impact on farming and family life. The film's focus on agriculture and the challenges faced by settlers adds depth to its portrayal of this era in Canadian history.